Tullamore DEW 1980s Japanese Exclusive (No Box)
$ 200
A very rare bottling dating from the 1970’s or 1980’s. May in fact contain liquid distilled at the John’s Lane Distillery. Export bottle destined for the Japanese market. Label is very good condition compared to most appearing from that era. Bottles at 43%, and in an unusual 760ml size.
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Additional information
| Vintage | 1970s |
|---|---|
| Bottled | 1980s |
| Alcohol Strength | 43% |
| Bottle Size | 76cl |
| Box | No |
| Label Condition | Excellent |
| Shoulder Level | Into the neck |
| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Cask Type | Bourbon |
| Distillery | Midleton |
| Region | Munster |
| Style | Blended |
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Blended
This rare Tullamore Dew Finest Old Irish whiskey 1791 was produced only for the Italian market. Today, it is highly collectible and the liquid inside is to be savoured.
Blended
Oloroso
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